Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-13

Spot 100 tons, 81 81.
buyer 1SS7-l0O tons, 81 9454; 100, 81 9l55s.
Seller 1SS7-200 tons, 81 S41s; 5,400, 81 81.
July new crop-700 tons, 81 81
BARLEY-Business moves along in smooth
fashion. Feed sells at a range ofSl O71291 10 z
ctl the demand not being general or urgent.
Brewing is steady and firm, the better qualities
finding good custom at 81 221a91 % q ell. Me
dunn qualities quotable at 81 10 l III q ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1Ss7-2OO TONS 81 %; 100, 81 2l7s; 400,
81 2l34.
Seller 1887, new crop-2OO tons, 81 1875 p ell.
l 6215; Milling, 81 7215@l 70; Surprise, 81 s5@
l so; Black, 81 5O@1 So . ctl.
.CoRN-Qqiet but steady, We quote; Califor-
81 20@1 221S: White. 81 2211l9l . y ctl.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at SIC 50(1
q p ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 21a@2szc q ID;
sEEDs-we quote as follows Mustard,
Brown, S2@2 rs Yellow, 81 5c93 q ctl; Canary,
S@31zc; Hemp, 9149S34; Rape, 11492c; Timothy,
MfDDLTNGs| o1otable at s2S@30 . ton
HAY-We quote: New Alfalfa, SS@9; Dat
s9@I2 Barley, sS@11 Wheat. sll@15 3 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S5@55c q bale.
HOPS-Nominally quotable at 12@17l2c a ID.
BRAN-Not in liberal supply. Quotable at s21
RYE-shows steady feeling, Quotable at 81 SC
BUCKWHEAT = Quotable at 81 05@1 Is 2
ctl, according to quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s24@25 2
ton.
POTATOES Receipts continue heavy while
| prices are weak. Quotable at 40td65c q ctl.
ONlONS-UnchaDged Quotable at 40@55c 2
| ctl.
| ter, s2@2 81 Pink, 81 25@1 As; Red, 81 40@l As;
Lima, 81 1902 25 Pea, 81 7592: Small White,
81 1902 ctl.
VEGETABLES Green Peas arehigher. String
firm 1nrnN nll C sir w
Cucumbers are not in such liberal supply
as a short time ago. Rhubarb will soon be out
of the market Offerings are mostly of poor
quality. We quote as follows: Asparagus, 81 % to
81 70 box: khubarb, 75c@s1 Is Rbox; Egg Plant,
12@15c ID; Cucumbers, 39950c q dozen;
Green Peppers, 15@2Oc Q ID: Green Peas,
81 q sack for common and 2@2Ac q h
for better quality; Tomatoes, 75ct9Sl 50 p box;
Green Corn, 12(920c p dozen; Green Okra, 50@
soc 2 ID; String Beans, 3@4c p ID for COM
mon and 5@6c for better qualities Sum-
81 25&1 10 p box for bay; Artichokes, 100
15c p dozen Carrots S56l50c = etl TurniPs,
25a50c : ctl Beets, 75ct9s1 . sack: parsnips,
50@75c q ctl Caulihower, 50c@75c e dozen
Cabbage. 75c@s1 Q ctl; Garlic, 2@3e "a Il
Celery, 50@60e q dozen; Dry Peppers, S@10c
Dry okra, l5@29c q b.
FRUIT-Peaches made liberal display this
morning. Currants drag, being rather poor.
Strawberries are in favor at pretty good prices.
Apricots continue to decline Oranges are in
light supply, with little demand. Peaches,
65c@S1 % q box; Green Apples, 40c@S1 q box,
and s0@50c 2 bskt: Pears, 4Oc@Sl T. box and 30a
SOC z basket; Figs, 20@25c e 10; Cherries, 35G65c
3 box for white, with Royal Ann at 75c
to 81 = box, and 35@50c Tor black
Gooseberries 2g21Sc for common, and
3@5c for q 10 English; Strawberries SEQ
10 p chest; Raspberries 60c@S1 q drawer;
S094Oc p box Royal Apricots, SOC to 75c q box;
Mexican Lines. 50 e IL q box; Lemons,
Sicily. 5515 so do California, Sl@2 for COM
mon, 80 SOFAS for choice; Oranges, California,
= = nor 81
ouach Fiuespples. S496 p dozen
DRIED FRUIr-We quote: Sun-dried Apples,
5@519c p p Tor sliced and 4@5e for quar-
tered; Alden and Plunmer, 1216e; Ap-
ricots, HOPE Blaekberries. l0c: Figs 5@6c for
pressed and 4c for Impressed; smyrna 90,
l21a@i4c for layers, and 9910e for kegs; Eecta-
rines. l0c; Peaches, 17galSc for peeled, and 9en
l0c for unpeeled; Pears, 3@sc foT whole and ~
Sc for sliced IaaehiEe-dried, 11Gl121Sc Plums,
SG9c for pitted and 2@4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 7d,8c; French Prunes, SG9c p 10;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 50G2 = box. with
20@25c advance for fractions; Common, 81 l0@
l - p box.
HoaEY-we quote Comb. 12@l4c p Il for
choice and case for common: bright extracted,
BUTiER-Fair trade. Receipts continue
amp.e. We quote as follows: Fancy, 21@
pc; good to choice, 19621c; fair 16@s1sc; mixed
lots, l2@l5c; frkin, 20Q2lc for fancy, i6@lsc
for fair 10 good, and l13l3c 2 ID for poor; picked
roll, 221S@2312e q b. Eastern, 136el5c z 10 Tor
ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-QuotaDle at 1019011e q h for
choice, and 9410c for fair to good quality.
EGGS-Continue to advance. Quotable at %
624c : dozen for ranch. and 20et22c for store
lots Eastern, 17@lSc 2 dozen.
POULTRY-Prices undistuTbed, the arrivals
this morning being too small to make market.
We quoe: Live Turkeys Gobblers, 1S@20c;
Hens, I6G1sc; boosters, 1905 50 nor old, and
IS 80 al mr young 5eDs, $50 so for ordi-
nary stock, and S7dS for choice; Broiler-,
S. n6 90; bucks. "a SOC for old and 81 50G6
for young: Geese, II = pair for old, and 81 go
l so 2 pair FOR Goslings; Pigeons, z . dozen
for old aud s2a92 25 for young.
GAME-We quote Doves. 75e p dozen; Rab-
bits. SlGei %: Hare. 81 50GI 70 2 dozen.
PROV SIONs-We quote as follows: Eastern
Hams, I4Js2155%c; California, 103i1c for salt;
refrigerator-cureu, 13,41315c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon IlaI2JSc: California Bacon SGs1Ic for
heavy and medium, 9G915e for light medium
and iO,111c for light, 12@1212e extra light; Clear
Sides, 9i510e 3 %; PORK, SO 50@I0s Dbl for extra
prime, Slns111 for prime mess, sis 5Dd16 for
mes. Sic 5oGi7 for elesr, s17 50S3IS for extra
clear; Pigs feet. Sill 50912: Mess Beet. 50 506l0
for bbls 81 15@5 FOR hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef.
Beef s15G16 2 Dbl: California Smoked Beef
l2a1215c . u: Eastern Lard, 9@91zc for tierces
and 9I5G10c 2 ID for pals; California 90, lob
tins, &c; 5-io tins. Sc; pals, &c for l0-b el4c
for 5-tb and 915c p b for S-i1 pals.
WOOL-We quote:
Northern
Extra choice spring, p 92Sc
do, coed condition.
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, q b..13d1i5
Good short spring, seedy, = ib.-...........1 517
Choice short spring, free, ...-.-...........17GlS
Choicest Northern spring. 2
Fair years SPRING seedy Ptb....-...-..-...-..l415
Poor years spring, seedy and bury ? 10. .12@l3
Oregon
Eastern 1sG21